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The final inland stage of the Burren Way descends from the high karst country around Carran through the limestone hills to Corofin, on the edge of the Clare lakelands, passing close to the great stone fort of Cahercommaun perched on its cliff.
Green roads and quiet lanes carry the route through a quieter, greener Burren than the coastal stretches, rich in ring forts and church ruins. Corofin's pubs and the nearby Burren National Park information point round off the journey well.
More Hikes in Clare
The Burren Way – Lahinch to Doolin
The coastal opening of the Burren Way, from Lahinch past the Cliffs of Moher to Doolin.
The Burren Way – Ballyvaughan to Carran
A green-roads stage of the Burren Way from Ballyvaughan into the high limestone valleys around Carran.
The Burren Way – Doolin to Ballyvaughan
The longest stage of the Burren Way, crossing from the cliffs at Doolin through the heart of the limestone hills to Ballyvaughan on Galway Bay.
Mullaghmore Loop
A rugged loop around the swirling limestone terraces of Mullaghmore, the Burren National Park's most distinctive mountain.
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